Ogden News Briefs Mixed With Advertisements and Notices
A garbled OCR page from Ogden reports funeral notices and urban notices, plus ads and local items. It mentions 1601 Hudson Ave, a recruiting office in Ogden, court actions in Western Utah, and local social notices. Names include Ogden residents and officials. events touch recruiting, a jewelry sale, a court judgment for J R Skelly, arrests for alleged liquor offenses, and community announcements. The scattered items span police, industrial show attendance, and local marriages and public notices.
Allied Forces Advance Near La Bassan Canal
In a push across near La Bassan canal a German and British advance has opened ground. A captured gang is reported as part of the progress. In France General Mangin’s army has captured over 6000 soldiers and 600 trains since the July 18 kickoff of the offensive.
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Crance
Beetor
Maric
la Bassan Canal
Orerplud
Pais
Mangin
Notice on liability for debts contracted by others misread
A terse legal notice states that the undersigned will not be responsible for debts contracted by others, including miswritten names such as laveeh and Mire Sarah AL Tdolaneh, highlighting limited personal liability and uncertainty in affected parties.
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Laveeh
Mire
Sarah AL Tdolaneh
1918 500 Club Meeting Thursday Aug 8
Society notes report the 1916 500 Club will meet next Thursday, August 8, with Mrs A Scherrer on Canyon Road at eight o'clock. Also Methodist Ladies Aid plans a Tuesday gathering and Ogden departure at 11 o'clock with a picnic luncheon and business session. Taylor ward outing draws about 104 people to South Fork Canyon with a day of games and canyon activities. Miss Marguerite Bullong returns from the capital city vacation. Ladies Auxiliary to the Veteran Firemen meets tomorrow eve at 8 o'clock.
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iMre. A. Scherrer
Canyon Road
Methodist Tadies Aid Society
Hermitags
Ogden
Taylor Ward
South Fork Canyon
Taylor
Wuloa
Canyon
Mine Men Rejected by Officers at Camp Lewis
Nine men rejected for service at Camp Lewis reported to the city exemption board. Names include Horace F. Watkins, Homer Greenwell, James B. Pi Elmer W. Dead, Spencer Colas, Edward Th. Campbell, Adolph E. Campbells, Halph A. Bwengon, Shein EB Weston. Appeals of classification previously held in district board were denied.
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Camp Lewis
Horace FE. Watkins
Homer &. Greenwell
James B. Pi
Elmer W. Dead
Spencer Colas
Edward Th. Campbell
Adolph E. Campbells
Halph A. Bwengon
Shein EB. Weston
Viré C. Gardner
Gordon H. Wrigglesworth
Daniel J. Rawach
William Spidell
WANTED MALE HELP WANTED FOR OGDEN CITY FIRE
Wanted male applicants ages 18 to 40 for Ogden City Fire Department. Salary listed as 83 per month. Miscellaneous items mention Indian motorcycle unit and other garbled text.
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Ogden Ciy Fire Department
Wark Bargall
Mal Aon RY
Ogden Iron Works inspected for government war orders
Government inspectors examine Ogden Iron Works for placing war orders in the city. The plant on Sixteenth Street is reviewed for contracts and potential expansion. Workers have been employed on several orders, with capacities and future production discussed.
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Ogden Iron Works
Via Dolermeuntita
Mas Reon Witpley
Enid
Severn Weeks
Propelio
Aindo
Western Pacific Abandons Sacramento to San Francisco Route
Western Pacific will discontinue passenger service between Sacramento and San Francisco effective August 1. All traffic will move over the Southern Pacific west of Sacramento. Travelers eastward board SP at the San Joaquin ferry in Sacramento and transfer to WP later if needed. The Stockton to San Francisco leg via Western Pacific will be replaced by a SP motor car service. The change shifts operations west of Sacramento to Southern Pacific, with WP employees reassigned or transferred. The move aligns with a broader plan to amalgamate routes and cut mileage and competition, though traffic remains heavy.
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Sacramento
San Francisco
San Francisca
Livermore
Southern Pacific
Pannengere
Aethern Pacific Ferry
San Provinco
Mk Far Aguieramento
Western Pacific Leasing
Western Pacolio
Stockton
Western Pacific
Western Pacific Uni
Avery Western Pacific
Saar Tantenco
Sun Eastern
Bacrnut
Whooping Cough Leads July Contagious Disease Toll
Ogden city sanitary Inspectorate reports July totals for contagious and infectious diseases with 61 cases overall and 48 deaths from whooping cough. Male deaths outnumber female by 16, births exceed deaths by 41, milk and dairy inspectors number 38, with 216 inspections and 21 notices issued to address unsafe conditions.
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Ogden City
Bro
le Hartorent
Food Department
Sanitary Division
August War Manpower Calls Elapse Ogden City Projections
The August draft calls total 1,874 men for Ogden City with 175 for Camp Lewis 60 for university training school 175 for Camp Lewis again and 175 for another camp, leaving about 414 men in the class nationwide. Waber Canty must supply live meals for the university call on August 15 and the Camp Lewis call on August 26. The state call will be filled by August 26 or within five days after, totaling 1,125 men.
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Ataihor
Ogden
Tha Ey
National Army
Gamp Freanont
Cal
Forther University Training School
Camp Lewis
Waber Canty
Uve
University
Ogden City
Ubis Clas
Dhe
Alate
Women Organize War Service Record Project in Ogden
The Women of American Matriats unite to compile a city and Weber county war record for Ogden boys in service. A committee plans canvassing to collect names ranks home addresses and relatives for permanent records with district record keepers. Parents to be notified of promotions enlistments and deaths as they occur.
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Heari Lewirig
Wale UN
Mien Hizabeth Wilson
Arts
Ipl Grab
Leriar & Practical Plant
Ogden
Fervier
Patricia
Weber County
Ogden City
Utah
U. S
Police Court Fines For Bicycle On Sidewalk
In police court Jon Rholes was warned for riding his bicycle on the sidewalk at Highteenth and Washington last evening. Officer Dick arrested him.TR. M. Chase was fined $1 for operating a motor vehicle with the muffler open and warned of heavier punishment for repetition. John Smith, arrested by Detective Jensen for being drunk, forfeited $50. Smith a customer who wir...
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Jon Rholes
Highteenth
Washington
TR. M. Chase
John Smith
Jensen
Smith Feapenstomer
Federal Banks To Aid in 1918 Crop Movement
Washington Aug 5 Acting as manager of the war loan information, W. 713 Mording urged federal reserve banks in San Francisco, Seattle, Kansas City, St. Louis, Atlanta and Richmond to accept loan applications from member and associated banks. Advances up to 75 percent of the face value on farmers and merchants loans, with up to 160 percent collateral, one third added. Security must show loans were made to farmers and merchants and that proceeds will be used for crop moving.
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Waslington
Mording
Linvoce
Federal Reserve Banks
San Francisco
Sailat
Kansan City
Kt. Louis
Atlanta
Richmond
Spa
Ena
Crowder Details Military Shortfalls and Recruitment
General Crowder outlined difficulties in meeting manpower during July and August. He said only about 1.9 million repri sions would affect peacetime calls, and that 150,000 men per month could be supplied in October November and December. He noted the treaty with Canada could provide about 6,900 men, but emphasized rapid recruitment regardless of order numbers.
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Washington
Aug
Crowder
Arthur P. Brown Honored By Town Friends and Family
Arthur P. Brown was warmly welcomed back to town amid a furlough, greeted by relatives and friends at the home on Rey Street. A turnout cheered his return as the town hosted a meal and brief tributes, celebrating his service and offering best wishes for his medical recovery.
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Arthur PB
Waltey
al Rey
M.D. Brown
Dee Tea
Willy
Hospital Ship 15 Torpedoed in Morning Sea Attack
A hospital ship identified as number 15 was torpedoed and sank while en route from Vranbe to Portle, causing many wounded. About 10 injured were landed at Briteport, with other casualties reported as crews struggled to respond during the surprise assault.
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Landon
Ang
Nm Knrpedor
Potle
Briteport
San Diego Downed by Mine Mentioned in War Report
In a terse war dispatch from Washington a mine incident is cited involving San Diego, with officials naming a damaged armored cruiser and a related incident near American forces. The report notes a secretary confirming plans from Komaval court for an inquiry setup.
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Washington
Dun Aneriran County
Nbrnch
Minn
Tiel
Tony
Komaval Court of Inauley
Marine Corps Casualties Reported With Limited Readable Lines
Fragmentary Marine Corps casualty notice lists several names and statuses. It mentions civilians in Washington and Arlington with unclear actions and injuries, including an on-site action reference and possible names such as Dan A. Lackhart and Houston Tausley. The legibility is poor but indicates multiple fatalities and injuries during combat or training.
Submarine Pursuit of Vessel Reported in Canadian Waters
Aug. 6 The crew of the Grbing ship Melaughtin reported Lore Jacnish in the nearby area as the vessel indepth contended with an enemy ebuyerine. The Melaughtins escape when a dares steanship diverted attention of the W-boat. The captain reported the chase followed rules but the outcome remains unknown.
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Jacnish
Uae
Melnughiln
Lieutenant Ballantyne 18 Marries on Furlough in Ogden
Lieutenant Ballantyne 18, of the Quartermaster Corps, wed Miss June Yeieo during a furlough stay in Ogden. The ceremony took place at the home of I.F. Cauley with President Bre of Uy Hox! NElder Stake officiating. The couple plan a brief visit to friends and family in Ogden before returning.
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Watman de Vallantyne
Sauna Mhallantyne
Thinety
Uhhyr Tian
Jia
June Yeieo
IF. Cauley
Bre
Uy Hox! Nelder Stake
Mra
Ialantyne
Jn Waceis
Idule
Ogden
Tunes Halantyne
Paceale
Ani
Western Boys Ensualty List
In the Martian intraday report several names appear with injuries or death. Wounded: Jhake, Taray FE, Rennon, Cal ville, Vink, Sterling Utah, Jehn ¢erethen, Bal Lake, Harekl M. Mayfield, private Tan A, Sackhare, Wallatorg. Killed in action: none clearly specified. War-related wage bill noted at roughly $235,000,0%0.
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Guy
Thomas
Hrice
Stile
Jhake
Array
Enverely
Taray FE
Rennon
Calville
Vink
Sterling
Utah
Madieen
Cambridge
Jehn ¢Erethen
Bal Lake
Harekl M. Mayfield
Wayne
Tan A
Sackhare
Wallatorg
Tate
Two Children Kidnapped Found Safe After Hills Rescue
Two children were abducted and taken to an old abandoned house in the foothills. Police tracked the suspect, Ralph Peterson, and rescued Turubon Turuboon and another child near a canyon road. The offender was captured. the victims were unharmed and returned to custody with authorities.
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Tha Canyon Road
Tarinboon
Uon
Ralph Peterson
Turuboon
Deak Serechit Carey
Chit
Wisgine
Crown Prince Uses Vast Army in Campaign
In updated royal dispatches the Crown Prince commands a great army, reportedly about forty-six divisions totaling around 886,000 troops stationed across the Alpine and Balkan fronts. The campaign opened on the sixteenth, with headquarters referencing strategic front reductions and troop redeployments to meet demand for manpower.
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Vais
Ang
Fhe Corman
Ernie Pring
Alvin
Che Chimpagne
Alpe
Maine
Richardson-Wloyd Richardson Deaths and Funerals
Richardson died at 2 46 p m Saturday at home 267 Twenty necanil alred of diphtheria The boy born Ogden February 2 1810 survived by parents two brothers and the ristora Funeral held at home with bishop Myron Richardson offsetting Interment in Ogdenelty cemetery Music by the Mingo Andernot speakers George Hunter Prof Hinckley and Frank Wilheon Fagan-Thomas Fagan 68 died at 2 o'clock at 349 Franklin avenue survived by wife and three sons two in military service Funeral at St Joseph Church and Mountain View cemetery Dart infant daughter died at 4 o'clock Sunday Funeral at Kircken Hall chapel Interment Ogden By cemetery Denk ers Carl Henry Denk ers died last evening at 10 40 o clock at family home after five years illness Funeral Wednesday at 2 pm in Flent ward temple with open house at home Tuesday evening and Wednesday until 1 oclock
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Yealerdiy
Nonn
Myron Richardson
Oydenelty Cemere
Mingo Andernot
George Hunter
Br Hinckley
Frank Wilheon
Fagan
Thurmas Josep Fagan
Franklin Avenue
Hid Wit
Sone
Kirkendall
Pendsng
Dart
Hfant
Myr
Mra
James Dart
Park Avenue
Kirken + Hall
Ogden
Denkers
Carl Henry Denkers
Ulerman DB
Matie
Barlow Avenue
Panna
Einpel
Eiakot
Otelork
Entente Diplomats Reject Soviet Entente
Ambassadors from the Entente states rejected cooperation with the Soviet government, citing unwillingness to support what they termed aggressive power politics linked to the Rover regime, according to reports in prominent newspapers. The stance emphasizes a firm break in formal ties pending stabilization of regional alliances and governance.
Message Exchange Between Wilson and Milender on Continental Unity
A historic letter exchange between President Wilson and President Milender of San Salvador emphasizes cooperation among Latin American nations. They express mutual dedication to enhancing justice and fraternity, calling for lasting friendship and a united approach to American continental affairs.
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Waslington
J.cltera
Wilson
Milender
San Salvador
Mealean Agitora
Alate
Wil
Rentimeanta of Justice
Monroe
United +h States
Wilvan
Fragmentary note on attitude at the porte of the United Bhaten
A garbled line suggests a reference to an attitude or mood at a porte in the United Bhaten with fragmented words about love and a person named Ary. The text is incomplete and lacks clear facts.
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Pavia
Élno
Porte
United Bhaten
Bolsheviki Reinforced North of Viadloalok
Bolshevik forces north of Viadloalok were reinforced by an International detachmer of over 1000 men, aided by a heavy gun. In a skirmish at Avast 1, Bolsheviks reportedly killed sixty two, while Carrero-Blovaks who pushed them back from Tran Vinilventok claimed a counter feat.
German Press 15 Accused in False Reports Debate
New York Aug 1 By Mail The German press faced accusations in the Reichstag debate over spreading false reports of air raids on German cities. German news agencies claimed Cologne was hit on May 18, while officials said no timely warning was given. Critics cited casualties and warned against sensational dispatches that harmed credibility. The discussion compared military censorship to old cautions about reckless reporting.
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Skelly
Clanthe
Randall
A. W. Agee
Ogden
Cologne
New York
Germany
Reicheteg
Germen
Uerman Newsnagera
Ente
Pic
Topaty Kuckolf
Center Party
Tala
Ita
Mrorfeld
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